I Was Reborn and Became Emperor Yongli of the Southern Ming Dynasty

In the third year of Yongli's reign, rain leaked from the ruined temple in Wuzhou, and Nanming fell into the abyss of national subjugation. In the official history, Zhu Youlang lived in exile for twenty years amid warlord hostage, internal fighting among ministers, and the Eight Banners' pursuit. He was eventually hanged by Wu Sangui in Kunming, leaving a lasting sigh of national subjugation. Lin Yue, a graduate student majoring in modern history, military and metallurgical engineering, transformed his soul into the last emperor and was bound to the "Chinese Survival Sheji System". Starting from a desperate situation of 70 cripples and three days without food, he forcibly restored the prosperity of the country for two hundred years for the dying Ming Dynasty. He eliminated warlords with an iron fist, purged corrupt military discipline, and trained the first elite army with improved flintlock guns and three-stage shooting. He promoted military settlements, improved farm tools, promoted high-yielding grains, and built up a fortune for the Northern Expedition in the wild southwest. He resolved Sun Kewang's civil strife in advance, protected Qu Shishu, Li Dingguo and other loyal people, and made the legend of "two defeats to become a king" no longer fall short. The Thirteen Families of Lian Kuidong, together with Zheng Chenggong's navy, drove the Dutch back to Taiwan, opened up the Nanyang trade route and filled the national treasury; the three-way Northern Expedition conquered Nanjing, encircled Yanyun and restored the capital, fought all the way from Guilin back to the Forbidden City, and drove the Eight Banners back to their homeland in Liaodong. He did not stop at restoring the country. The National Guard was abolished and a standing army was established, the Imperial Examination was added to the Gewu Naval Division, farmers were divided into acres, a national epidemic prevention system was established, hydraulic workshops were built to expand ocean routes, and the mess of the late Ming Dynasty, which was riddled with chronic abuses, was forged into a prosperous new Ming era where firearms flourished, agriculture and commerce were promoted, and all nations came to the dynasty. From exile in the deserted temple to the Forbidden Dragon Court, half of his life was in troubled times, and half of his life was in prosperity. When the final settlement of the system comes, will we return to modern times, or will we stay and protect the China that we have rebuilt with our own hands? An epic of the Southern Ming Dynasty and ZTE that interweaves iron-blooded machinations with people's livelihood and fireworks. See how the last fallen king bucked the trend and made a comeback to rebuild Kyushu.